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|season = Pokémon: Advanced Challenge |
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+ | |next = AG090: Pokéblock, Stock and Berry |
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Team Rocket lands in the water nearby, and Pikachu sends them blasting off with Thunderbolt, making them realize that he got his memory back. With Pikachu's memory back, Ash and friends continue on to Lilycove City. |
Team Rocket lands in the water nearby, and Pikachu sends them blasting off with Thunderbolt, making them realize that he got his memory back. With Pikachu's memory back, Ash and friends continue on to Lilycove City. |
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| + | *The dub features a song written especially for this episode, titled You Can't Remember. |
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| + | *This marks the first and so far only instance of Team Rocket reciting their motto more than once in an episode without any interruption. |
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| + | *Meowth returns the favor to Pikachu by splitting the apple between them, as Pikachu did the same to Meowth in an earlier episode. |
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| + | *The dub title is a reference to the film A Walk to Remember. |
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| + | ===Dub edits=== |
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| + | *In the Japanese version, when Ash and Pikachu are floating through the river, Ash has flashbacks of his Gym battles with Roxanne and Norman. These are both cut in the dub. |
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[[Category:Episodes focusing on Pikachu]] |
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[[Category:Episodes focusing on Team Rocket]] |
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Revision as of 17:29, 8 January 2013
A Scare to Remember is the 89th episode of the AG Series and the 363rd episode of the Pokémon Anime. It deals with Pikachu losing its memory before joining Team Rocket.
Synopsis
As Ash and his friends walk to Lilycove City, a tree comes crashing down in front of them--pushed over by Team Rocket in their newest giant robot! They have Pikachu in hand, when the robot begins to sink into the ground and crumple. It explodes, sending everyone flying.
The kids find themselves stuck in a tree--without Pikachu. Team Rocket is lost, and Meowth is nowhere to be found. Pikachu and Meowth wake up next to each other, and to Meowth's delight, Pikachu has no memory. Meowth convinces Pikachu that he was a part of Team Rocket and that the two of them are best friends.
While the pair makes their way back to Team Rocket's secret base, Meowth witnesses Pikachu saving a Zigzagoon, not being scared of a high ledge, and even sharing an apple with Meowth. Eventually they make it back to the base, and Meowth updates Jessie and James.
Ash and friends track down Pikachu to the cabin, where Team Rocket has Pikachu attack Ash. They try to get away in their balloon, but Ash grabs on. James orders Pikachu to use Thunderbolt, and they end up crashing. Ash and Pikachu land in the river and wash ashore. When they awake, Pikachu has his memory back.
Team Rocket lands in the water nearby, and Pikachu sends them blasting off with Thunderbolt, making them realize that he got his memory back. With Pikachu's memory back, Ash and friends continue on to Lilycove City.
Trivia
- The dub features a song written especially for this episode, titled You Can't Remember.
- This marks the first and so far only instance of Team Rocket reciting their motto more than once in an episode without any interruption.
- Meowth returns the favor to Pikachu by splitting the apple between them, as Pikachu did the same to Meowth in an earlier episode.
- The dub title is a reference to the film A Walk to Remember.
Dub edits
- In the Japanese version, when Ash and Pikachu are floating through the river, Ash has flashbacks of his Gym battles with Roxanne and Norman. These are both cut in the dub.
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